Not exact matches
If the
church is going to
resist violence, it has to
emerge from its privatization and have a political voice, one that seeks not to regain state power but to speak truthfully about it.
This weakened the
church's ability to
resist the quasi-fascist genocidal racism that
emerged in a sector of Hutu society in the late 1980s and early 1990s and eventually led to genocide against their Tutsi compatriots.
Typically the
church is slow to adopt new insights that
emerge here and there in the movement, but by the same token, it
resists many of the most perverse errors.
These results support our basic reasoning that as long as Catholics could not be sure that the
emerging public school systems of the 19th century would provide education in line with their
church's demands, they tended to
resist state schooling and establish their own private schools alongside the state sector.